Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-03

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 MT. Me!lGs notlc-d e buzz, ror.-.--l two Iadles directly in fr.,, s-as horses, and for sU.le GccogpfsEl 'a- Fthese ladies stoyne..tl- bu,yy Aso- impossible tO stop tae coach s- -As ", and tho cu.y alternative
 run the hor-ss Into the buggy Or t. '
 deaVor to pa-s around T.. Mr M
 chose the latter in preie7eoc. t,. .s------
 She cerialn death O. ;hs isd;es --
 buggy, aDd Hs the coscn -1--v-s .- .--
 wheels struck rut and gy--tB.- .-- vehicle, throwing out its occr1sT,, S, ,-7 ladies, who had gCssped the s-,-..-- earlier than the gvutlene-.. i--'.' the coach turned over and rnTs -. '-.. N serious ioJnry. The g,ntl-usr = nos SO ic- Gy, however. for ID r.r
 Gen. Niles sustained fraa.ur- -s - of the small bones of his rivb. s-.,
 Colonel Drum received a bal 'e
 his forehead beside severn f J. J. u M-itus w45 bruised lU
 places. LieG,eDant DspEay's ...,--
 were spraIned and Lieu:eusat IcC--s sprsIned his wrists as he fell M
 Ssoneman was q1i.e Severely b--.-5
 but the other ladIes escaped With s-,
 bru!scs 9Ed the nervous shook r-,--'-- cOnseqJeH. CCOn such CD tF,
 front wheels became l1. finn
 coach G5 II oyer -,.--.. ], ant Zoe t-.- tuk: ag fright from such .- rrr--.r .-.
 rurrsGce, started iu g4.4 su- -- ...
 hill si the top of which Was e. e.--s,- cOntB 1i7-' ionr ladies, M-s. N A T--
 ball. l--. Prsus5. wife 1; plt.s.,-. Prucss, Mrs. Schumacher arI 5I.-. g--. E3ala. The horses dashed m, t... .g.
 ri6gs, overtnTpIrg r. bu. lgrk-rv t-- lad!5s. WIsh ;he c1csptl'a os Nr-. E-.
 ball. who was net seriously bru.-sl -.. caPei miracul0usiy. The Eo-sss .-. continuing thci- Eai flight sar ,..r, the road. dragging he aLa.I a-f.- .a.-' along the track .n t-e b-f-- ..-- the town and to AreaIi. h8tel v- they became eLt-U -,5I su their l.rr-.. s-d one O: them a It- stlug-l-s ,o .-, free was impGled ca Q FI-c- os -,t-, pipe. The other au.u-.- were srr----.j ana slightly injured. NlI.e .I .--s was C klng plaee .he people 10 tL- g.r.r. i.y and .t tEe h0-ei Eu.ll xa- -.- s.- distant raD to the scene ot ;Le .c..i.-, and rendered ths uiGf-i .n 2 fi-.-..- people all the assistance Iu 2. -Ir 1.---
 Medical aid was telegraph-d aaI -- phoued for to th-s c.ty auI ma f.s .e.-. utes after word was Tee .--I u-s kurtz and WorthinEton Were ou t.- way .o Santa Monica. Thz r-E- =s.- received here created quite .u K. citement on account Of th5 prlu.----- Of the people concerned Geasra. N..
 who was reported Co have ae.u tl- 1- .; seriously injured. has e1deared -Iu---. to the people bo Q o' this state s-7 e' New Mexico and Arizona and he -,s sI ways taken the grea est interest 70 --- welfare Oi thi7 ysrl 0f She &c., L-.s fsgt cau5sG great concern 8s reE4-is L.s injur-es, and while 5rBloriEE jl- 4-c.- dent, TeiIsf was felt when :. U.- flc-i that his injuries were not 60 ser.1us ss was ai first supposed. VI. H. Ba11.-s IS also very popular mar and h,= tral IS well known all over this par; 0i ,l- state. They are luil bloOdsd Eri vs,s selected vi h .he greatest csze. CsI,s.l Banning hGs always msnazeI th - vi.L the greatest skil! aai J. J. MsLus, sL1 was driving yesterday. is noted ss .-- q toe most sEiiifnl hs-Glers Cf tn- %. .-,. From the statement es given lI-re. % - diti~Tll. to Gee how tte accident -1.i have been Evoiae3. and he'd tae ru5 lGdi-t ln ihe baCPy Known Vt.t w.. coming behind them. they Wou- r1: have otstIuc'ei the way. i ve.e-i- az surgeon went tc Santa Mohica Isst q .h: so ait-ui 70 the injured snInsls ali later an a-my G@bu;gEce wHs sent doWl from Ire army headquarters. NothiIs s definite could be learned last night as Co the extent o' the injuries cf Mrs Kim bal. who rss inms diately taken tc h=r ha==A-L. <. Herald